The April 10th Call in Hour
Facing Death, Understanding Fulfillment, and Living in Love: A Candid Conversation with Shawn, Delaney and Grady In this episode, Shawn,…
Seven Criteria to Consider in Biblical Exegesis
In “Seven Criteria to Consider in Biblical Exegesis,” Shawn McCraney explores scripture interpretation, emphasizing context, faith, love, humility, and liberation.
Psalms Chapters 39-40
Psalm 39 highlights life’s brevity and vanity, urging trust in God. Shawn teaches humility, spiritual growth, and transformation through God’s wisdom, emphasizing inner change over rituals.
The April 3rd Call In Hour
Faith, Sin, and Living in Christ: Rethinking Old Ideas in a New Creation In this episode of Talk with Shawn…
Why Should We Study The Scripture?
In “Why Should We Study The Scripture?”, Shawn McCraney explores how scripture study deepens our understanding of God, aligning us with the Spirit for spiritual growth.
New Cosmology
Shawn McCraney discusses New Cosmology, fulfilled eschatology, and “Trauma Drama,” challenging traditional views on creation, the Holy Spirit, and spiritual transformation.
Psalm Chapter 37-38 Bible Teaching
Trust in YAHAVAH, align desires with His will, embrace meekness, and reject wrath for spiritual transformation. Believers inherit spiritual blessings, not material wealth.
Philippians Chapter 2, Part 2
What does it mean to “work out your salvation with fear and trembling”? Philippians 2 sparks a conversation about growth, grace, and God working in us.
The March 27th CALL IN HOUR
Is mental illness spiritual? Are we in the new heaven and earth? Callers come in to go deep—on drugs, demons, doctrine, and more.
Hmmmm…
In “Hmmmm….,” Shawn McCraney explores how God uses diverse talents, challenging the idea that status equates to spiritual superiority, using biblical and historical examples.
Philippians Chapter 2, Part 1
Christ humbled himself to death—why? Delaney and Shawn unpack Philippians 2 and what it means for how we live, love, and see God in human form.
Psalms Chapter 33 – 36 Bible Teaching
The teaching highlights YAHAVAH’s creation through His breath, the significance of the “Word” as Christ, creatio ex nihilo, and aligns with scientific theories. It emphasizes God’s personal traits, the unique relationship with Israel, and salvation through YAHAVAH’s mercy. It discusses Psalm discrepancies, continuous praise, and contrasts God’s mercy with human wickedness. Shawn stresses family, unity, and global responsibility.
When Asked About The Trinity, Quote Scripture!
In “When Asked About The Trinity, Quote Scripture!”, Shawn McCraney explores the Trinity’s mystery using scripture, emphasizing God’s unity and Jesus’s mediating role.
CultProof
September 12th — September 13th 2025 We are excited to bring you our second Great News Network conference: CultProof 2025.…
Psalms 31-32 Bible Teaching
Psalm 31 stresses personal Bible study for true understanding, not just relying on religious authorities. Shawn highlights the need for a direct relationship with God, spiritual growth, and the importance of faith and love over earthly pursuits. Christ reconciles humanity to God, and the New Testament is a personal covenant. Confession and repentance are key for spiritual growth and forgiveness.
Trauma Drama, Eschatology, and the Future of Faith
Shawn and Delaney talk trauma drama, eschatology, and breaking free from religious control. Call-in show with deep insights on faith, history, and spiritual growth.
What Now?
In “What Now?” Shawn McCraney explores life after biblical promises are fulfilled, emphasizing Yeshua’s sacrifice, spiritual freedom, and eternal rewards through love.
Philippians Chapter 1, Part 2
The Bride, Unity, and the Future: A Deep Dive into Philippians 1 In this episode of I Don’t Get the…
Psalms Chapter 25-30
Shawn’s teaching covers Psalms 25-30, focusing on acrostic structure, prayer, salvation, divine mercy, integrity, faith, God’s voice in nature, and gratitude to YAHAVAH.
Breaking Free: THC, Church Trauma, and Biblical Truths
Shawn and Delaney discuss THC, church trauma cycles, and biblical insights, tackling tough questions and welcoming open dialogue on faith and freedom.